Former WWE Commentator claims backstage tensions between Bron Breakker & Logan Paul

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Tensions might be brewing in the Vision.
The Vision stable on WWE’s Raw brand currently consists of Bron Breakker, Austin Theory, Logan Paul, and the recent addition, Maxxine Dupri. Breakker was one of the first additions to the list after Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman originally created the faction.
On the other hand, Bronson Reed was the second addition to the list, but he is currently out of action due to injury. Meanwhile, Paul and Theory were later added to the group in late 2025. Despite the faction functioning normally, there are underlying tensions between two top members.
This, according to Former WWE Commentator Jonathan Coachman, who claims Bron Breakker and Logan Paul do not get along well backstage.
Bron Breakker is also not happy with his position in the Vision

Speaking on The Coach and Bro Show, Jonathan Coachman said that he and his co-host Vince Russo received information about Breakker. Coach claimed that Breakker is genuinely “pissed” about how WWE has been utilizing him.
“So Vince, I got some information yesterday because a lot of this is floating around out there on social media, and I had it confirmed to me. The big one is this, because we’ve been questioning it here on the show a lot, and that is the use of Bron Breakker.
I had it confirmed to me that he is pissed. That was the word that was used—pissed—at how he’s being used backstage and how he’s being used in The Vision. And that they are really, really high right now on Austin Theory.”
Coachman believes that when WWE prioritizes one member of a faction, another naturally gets pushed into the background, and he feels Breakker is currently the one taking a step back.
“And when you’re pushing one person in a faction, it can make another person take a step back. And everything we’ve seen on Unreal and everything that we believe they should be doing with Bron Breakker, Bron Breakker believes they should be doing with Bron Breakker.”
Coachman also claimed that Breakker doesn’t get along well backstage with Logan Paul. The former WWE Commentator Coachman did not disclose what allegedly happened between Breakker and Paul, but he also brought up Paul Heyman.
With Brock Lesnar no longer around, Coachman wondered whether Heyman could eventually align himself with Breakker as WWE looks to build its next major star.
“And so now he also reportedly doesn’t really get along with Logan Paul that well backstage... The last thing is that Paul Heyman, now that Brock is gone, that Paul may want to hitch his wagon to the biggest star possible, and that would only make sense if it was Bron Breakker. But if they’re not pushing him, then would it make sense to creative to put Paul with Bron Breakker?”
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On the note of Bron Breakker taking a step back, a new report has revealed that WWE’s Creative team is focusing on Breakker and rebuilding his creative direction. Bron’s back-to-back face-offs with Oba Femi are likely part of that process.
Who claimed there are backstage tensions between Bron Breakker and Logan Paul?
Former WWE commentator Jonathan Coachman made the claim, saying Breakker reportedly does not get along well with Paul backstage.
Are Bron Breakker and Logan Paul actually having backstage issues?
The claim has not been independently confirmed. It comes from former WWE Personality Jonathan Coachman, who said he had received and confirmed information about Breakker’s situation
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